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react-brandoo-library

v1.0.7

Published

A small library for Brandoo API integration

Downloads

250

Readme

Brandoo

useBrandoo Hook

The useBrandoo hook is a utility that simplifies communication with the Brandoo API, providing a clean interface to manage various operations such as statistics, form responses, and content fetching.

Works only with WMS Brandoo (www.brandoo.cz)

Installation

  1. Ensure you have the necessary environment variable NEXT_PUBLIC_BRANDOO_AUTH_TOKEN set in your environment. This token is used for authenticating API requests from localhost, on production ain't suppose to be NEXT_PUBLIC_BRANDOO_AUTH_TOKEN, it ain't necessary and it's a bit risky.

  2. Usage of the hook

    const { createResponse, ... } = useBrandoo()

Methods

addStatisticValue(statisticId: string, value: StatisticValue): Promise<void>

Description:

Adds a value to the statistics associated with the given statisticId.

Parameters:

  • statisticId (string): The ID of the statistic to which the value should be added.
  • value (StatisticValue): The value object that needs to be added to the statistic. The value can include:
    • number (optional): A numeric value.
    • boolean (optional): A boolean value.
    • time (optional): A time string in the format hh:mm:ss.

Example Usage:

const { addStatisticValue } = useBrandoo();

addStatisticValue("uuid", { number: 10 }); 

Error Handling:

Logs an error to the console if the request fails.


getPropertyOptions(propertyId: string, setter: Dispatch<SetStateAction<OptionsResponse>>): Promise<void>

Description:

Retrieves the options for a specific property and passes them to the setter function.

Parameters:

  • propertyId (string): The ID of the property for which the options should be retrieved.
  • setter (Dispatch<SetStateAction>): A function that will receive the data (options) retrieved from the API. This function typically updates the component's state.

Example Usage:

const [options, setOptions] = useState<Option[]>([]);
  
const { getPropertyOptions } = useBrandoo();

getPropertyOptions("uuid", setOptions);

Error Handling:

Logs an error to the console if the request fails.


createResponse(formId: string, data: object): Promise<void>

Description:

Submits a form response for the given formId.

Parameters:

  • formId (string): The ID of the form for which the response is being created.
  • data (object): The response data to be submitted, which can include any key-value pairs representing the form fields and their values.

Example Usage:

const { createResponse } = useBrandoo();

createResponse("uuid", { name, email, ... });

Error Handling:

Logs an error to the console if the request fails.


getContent(contentId: string, setter: Dispatch<SetStateAction<any>>): Promise<void>

Description:

Retrieves public content by its ID and passes the content to the setter function.

Parameters:

  • contentId (string): The ID of the content to be retrieved.
  • setter (Dispatch<SetStateAction>): A function that will receive the retrieved content. This function typically updates the component's state.

Example Usage:

const [content, setContent] = useState<string | null>(null);

const { getContent } = useBrandoo();

getContent("uuid", setContent);

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